





Virtually no wind and clear skies meant that it got to hot for the first time this year.....
Typically for the conditions there was not a lot passing, although there was some stuff of interest including two White-billed Divers gulnebblom together, 75 Red-throated Diver smålom, 45 Whimbrel småspove and, perhaps most unusually a small party of Little Auk alkekonge which flew in and landed on the sea.
LOADS of porpoises about today - easy to spot them with the mirror-like seas.
Finally got around to going to see the much photographed Stonechat svartsrupe pair....
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